If you're searching for abortion prices in Uganda, you deserve a clear, honest answer — not vague estimates or "contact us for pricing." This article breaks down the real costs of abortion at Frontlane Medical Center in Kampala, what's included, and how pricing reflects the medical complexity of each procedure.

Medical Disclaimer: The information below is for educational purposes and reflects current pricing at Frontlane Medical Center as of September 2026. Abortion in Uganda is legally permitted only in specific circumstances — to save the mother's life, preserve physical or mental health, or in cases of rape, incest, or fetal anomaly. All services at Frontlane are provided within Uganda's legal framework.

Abortion Prices at Frontlane Medical Center

We publish our prices transparently. Here is our current pricing structure based on procedure type and gestational age:

Procedure Gestational Age Price (UGX)
Medical abortion (pills) 1–9 weeks 80,000 – 150,000
Surgical abortion (early) 10–12 weeks 200,000 – 400,000
Surgical abortion (later) 13–25 weeks 400,000 – 800,000

These prices are the same at both our Kireka and Kisaasi locations in Kampala. The final price within each range depends on your specific medical assessment — the doctor will confirm your exact cost during a confidential consultation before any procedure begins.

What Is Included in the Price?

Unlike many providers, we don't charge separate fees for each component of your care. Every price above includes:

  • Initial consultation with a licensed gynecologist
  • Ultrasound scan and pregnancy dating to confirm gestational age
  • The procedure itself (medical or surgical)
  • All medications — pain relief, bleeding control, infection prevention
  • Post-procedure follow-up visit to confirm recovery
  • Complete aftercare instructions in writing
  • 24/7 access to our emergency support line for any concerns during recovery

There are no hidden fees. The price you are quoted is the price you pay.

How to Pay

We accept two payment methods:

  • Cash in Ugandan Shillings (UGX) — paid at the clinic
  • Mobile Money — MTN Mobile Money or Airtel Money

Payment is made at the clinic at the time of your appointment. We do not currently accept card payments, bank transfers, or insurance.

Why Prices Vary by Gestational Age

Abortion pricing in Uganda reflects the medical complexity of the procedure, not arbitrary pricing tiers. Here's how that works:

1–9 weeks: Medical abortion (pills)

At this stage, the pregnancy can be safely terminated using medication. This is the least invasive option. It requires fewer clinical resources, so it costs less. The success rate is 95–98% when properly administered under medical supervision.

10–12 weeks: Surgical abortion

Beyond 9 weeks, medication alone becomes less reliable. A surgical procedure is required, performed in a sterile environment with anesthesia and specialist care. This involves more medical staff, equipment, and monitoring — which increases the cost.

13–25 weeks: Later surgical procedures

Later-term procedures require advanced medical intervention, extended monitoring, and psychological support. Our senior gynecologist leads these procedures personally. The cost reflects the increased complexity and the additional safety protocols required.

Why Cheap Abortion in Uganda Is Dangerous

Some clinics and informal providers in Kampala advertise abortion prices well below market rate. We strongly advise against these options, for one simple reason: safety requires proper medical resources, and those resources cost money.

Low-cost providers typically cut corners on:

  • Sterile facilities — increasing infection risk
  • Qualified medical staff — procedures performed by untrained personnel
  • Pre-procedure assessment — no ultrasound, no dating, no medical history review
  • Post-procedure care — no follow-up, no emergency support
  • Safe medications — counterfeit or expired drugs

The World Health Organization reports that unsafe abortion is a leading cause of maternal death and injury in sub-Saharan Africa. The money saved on a cheap procedure is not worth the risk to your health, fertility, or life.

At Frontlane Medical Center, every procedure is performed by licensed doctors in a sterile environment, with full medical oversight. That's what your payment covers.

Frequently Asked Questions About Abortion Cost

Is there a consultation fee separate from the procedure?

No. The consultation is included in the price you pay. You won't pay separately for the doctor's assessment.

Can I pay in installments?

We currently do not offer installment plans. Payment is made in full at the time of your appointment. However, we are happy to discuss pricing openly and confidentially before you commit — call or WhatsApp us on +256 759 983 865.

What if I can't afford the procedure?

Call us confidentially on +256 759 983 865. We'll discuss your situation honestly and explain your options. We do not currently offer reduced rates, but we can help you understand what's medically necessary versus what can wait.

Do you charge extra for walk-ins or emergency cases?

No. Prices are the same regardless of timing. Emergency cases are handled by our 24/7 team at standard rates.

Will I receive a receipt or documentation?

Yes. All patients receive a confidential receipt for payment. Medical records are held strictly confidential and never shared without your written consent.

Is the price negotiable?

No. Our prices reflect the actual cost of safe, medically supervised care. We don't inflate prices to allow for negotiation — what we quote is what we charge.

Speak with a Doctor Confidentially

If you have questions about your specific situation — including gestational age, procedure type, and exact cost — you can speak with a licensed gynecologist at Frontlane Medical Center confidentially, any time of day or night.

We understand this is a difficult decision, and we are here to help you understand your options without pressure or judgment.

Call or WhatsApp: +256 759 983 865 — available 24/7.

Important: This article is for educational purposes. Individual medical advice should be obtained directly from a qualified healthcare provider. If you are experiencing heavy bleeding, severe pain, or fever, seek emergency medical care immediately.